E-commerce SEO Malware Cleanup
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
My online store has slipped in the search results and the only clue I have is that something malicious may be harming the site’s SEO health. I have not pinpointed any specific malware yet, so the first step is a thorough investigation, followed by a complete clean-up and hardening of the platform.
You’ll need to run a full malware scan, isolate and remove any injected code, spammy links, or hidden redirects, then patch the security gaps so the issue doesn’t resurface. Once the site is clean, I want the SEO foundations restored—re-submit to Google Search Console, clear any warnings, and put ranking-friendly best practices back in place.
Deliverables
• Detailed audit report showing what was found and where
• Cleaned, secured code base with proof of removal
• Post-cleanup security and SEO recommendations
• Verification through Search Console that the site is free of malware and indexing normally
The store runs on a standard e-commerce stack, so familiarity with common CMS platforms, server-side scanning tools, and Google’s malware review process will be useful. I’m ready to move quickly once the right person is onboard.
You’ll need to run a full malware scan, isolate and remove any injected code, spammy links, or hidden redirects, then patch the security gaps so the issue doesn’t resurface. Once the site is clean, I want the SEO foundations restored—re-submit to Google Search Console, clear any warnings, and put ranking-friendly best practices back in place.
Deliverables
• Detailed audit report showing what was found and where
• Cleaned, secured code base with proof of removal
• Post-cleanup security and SEO recommendations
• Verification through Search Console that the site is free of malware and indexing normally
The store runs on a standard e-commerce stack, so familiarity with common CMS platforms, server-side scanning tools, and Google’s malware review process will be useful. I’m ready to move quickly once the right person is onboard.